48 Hours ALONE | NO FOOD NO WATER | The REAL DEAL
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- In this video, J.J. takes you into the North Georgia mountains to discuss survival shows and survival priorities. With only a 16 lb. pack, he shows you how to secure shelter, water, fire and food. Learn how to better manage your priorities, improvise a compass in the field and several tips and tricks to up your survival game!
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Outstanding stuff. I always appreciate the scenarios. It’d be cool to see an SHTF where multiple people grab their gear and get to point B establishing an AO.
I like that idea!
So what do y’all think about survival shows? Thanks for coming on the adventure with me!
There's life preserving and life ending behaviour/information in them all. The best lessons are earned in the bush.
Love Gaining the knowledge not every is the same they are all different little pieces of beautiful truce in the mall we all do things differently
It's a good watch. I especially like that ur not trekking back and forth to set and retrieve ur cameras to get shots of u walking
More of these please 😁👍🇬🇧
@@branni6538Amen!
I love practical survival demonstrations like this because it gives an opportunity to give tips you might overlook standing at a table in a "studio" like the wet wipes in a pocket. I would love to see your tips for lightweight survival camping in 20 degree temps. It's been regularly getting down that low around here lately and my pack gets heavy with a full MSS but I want to be sure I have enough for the temps.
These are some of my favorite videos you and Jason do! Thank you for the content!
Our pleasure! I prefer this style of content myself and greatly appreciate the feedback 👊🏻
Excellent. Your explaining the ‘why’ of doing things, such as moving the camp site uphill for greater warmth and for not sillouetting, was terrific. I was pleased to see you adding comments that you must’ve gained from being an instructor, such as, “now some would ask….” Because I was asking it as you said that! Neat. Great style in presentation without pressing it like a radio DJ on speed. Thanks for a heckuva class.
Man, this was great. I think I learned more from this one video than the last 10 I've watched. Keep'em coming!
Cool! Thanks for letting me know that 👊🏻🔥👊🏻
There was more "reality" in this one! SDI is definitely stepping up the quality training programming!
Cool! Thanks for the feedback!
I'd like to see more on getting food. Maybe possum, porcupine, catch and cook in the survival situation. I don't know, that's more of a longer term thing. But in keeping with the " Not naked and not afraid theme." I love that theme. So I have watched a lot of naked and afraid. They mostly starve for 21 days. Let's do a 21-day Not naked and not afraid series. Show us how to thrive, not starve.
I've always enjoyed watching overnight or multi night camping/"survival" videos. Allows me to live vicariously during the work week.
I watch all the survival / bushcraft / camping shows I can find. You never know what you will learn. Thanks for the video man. Love all kinds of content including these educational ones.
There’s always something you can learn- even from the bad ones.. Thanks for watching!
Great video… appreciate your insight 👍👍👍
Thank you- appreciate the feedback and there’s more to come! Thanks for watching 😃
This was great, thanks for teaching us the cool stuff! 🔥
There’s my girl! You know how we do it over here at FTF 🔥🔥🔥
"Alone" is the only realistic long term/survival show, but even they jumped the shark by having a season with former contestants. Those always suck. Even Alone could have done without participants who added too much drama to the show. Just staying alive is enough drama. I would like to see a survival show that featured 72 hour bugout scenarios.
That would be a great show!
all great tips Mr. Morris, every single one, here's one more, sometimes carrying a small foldable umbrella is a good idea... you can deploy it halfway in/out the door of your tarp shelter, keeping both wind/rain out... it's small, lightweight and it doubles as an...''omprella'' too... 🙃
Thanks brother 👊🏻 The umbrella is a highly underrated tool.. I’m surprised more people don’t use them- we might just have to show the masses! You’re right.. It would make the perfect door for that forester’s tent I made!
Thanks for a great video and sharing your knowledge. I've watched a couple of the survival shows;Alone,Naked and Afraid. I was given an application for the Survivor series. But that required 9 weeks away from home/work. I would have needed sponsorship to pay the bills. I'm a loner, that means kayaking, hiking and hunting. I need to be able to self rescue, so I appreciate videos like this.
I appreciate that and had the same thing happen to me with Survivor as well.. Just couldn’t swing it at the time.. Thanks for the watching AND commenting!
Educational and well delivered!
I like this format. You could make it such that you have to move from point a to point b. 20 miles with your car bag-get home bag demonstrating kit and techniques.
Love the idea! Thanks- I can make that happen 👊🏻
think about the peoples who don't know even the basics, with these videos you are giving them ideas to how to start, it's very useful to many, thank you sir.
please keep making this and related type of videos, it will help some people for sure.
Thank you! I try to offer something for all levels of experience and I appreciate the feedback- thanks for watching!
Excellent tips. Nobody points out water can take 4 hours to purify with chemicals. 😊Scavenging what you find too. Love it.
One common thread in all my SHTF experiences is “how long can I endure?”. It’s never comfortable. Only varying degrees of less miserable. Sometimes it simply comes down to outlasting the situation.
This is very true- “embrace the suck” is how I push myself mentally
Great videos. I love to learn!
@@FueltheFiresthat's actually a motto I live by
@@annb5562Anytime I go out on expedition adventures I carry a patch with that on it!
First camping experience I was 4yo. At that time there were no designated campsites in the north Georgia state parks. Also no latrines. Been camping ever since and experienced many changes in campsites and equipment. I also spent 2 years in an army ranger unit. Yes I earned the ranger tab.
Sometimes sleeping gear was a poncho and poncho liner. Tie liner to the poncho, lay it on the ground, poncho side down. Lay on half of your sleeping get-up, pull the other half over you, and you can stay totally dry in a downpour. I’ve done it several times.
I’m now 74 and dirt camping is a thing of the past, but if necessary I can do it again but the comfort zone would probably be much less.
Videos like this is very interesting in the equipment , knowledge, and techniques.
The only way to learn these skills is to live them. Not just watching them.
I like SD Survival because of the variety that is provided.
I enjoyed the video. I think videos like this have there place. I am still learning a lot about what to pack and what not to pack still.
Thank you for watching! We have lots of videos on what to carry on this channel.. We appreciate the feedback!
As a past instructor myself, I can honestly say this is excellent instruction. That's pretty rare! A big +1 for the Snugpak jungle bag. I've had mine nearly 2 decades and it's TOP gear! Cheap as well.
You could keep a Grayl or other filter close to your body in winter to keep it from freezing?
The smaller units like lifestraw or the Sawyer nay be better for this
You absolutely can and I plan on making a video on the subject 👍🏻
@@FueltheFiresawesome!
I don't watch much TV anyway, none of the so called: survival shows. I did watch Les Stroud though when he had the Surviverman series. I felt like it was more on the up and up. Good Video
Loved Survivorman! Great show.. Thanks for the feedback and I appreciate you watching!
You have the next great survival show in the palm of your hands. Find a producer. You go man.
Great info would definitely watch more content like this , thanks!
Awesome- I’ll make it happen! 👊🏻🔥👊🏻
Really like what you do and this was Great. Regards
Thank you!
Hello JJ thank you very much for great survival advice I highly appreciate God bless you always stay safe out there
You are more than welcome- my pleasure.. Thanks for watching and giving me some feedback! 🔥
Excellent video JJ thanks
You got it brother- thanks for your continued support 👊🏻
Survival shows need the drama so can get ridiculous but you can pick the bones out of them and pick up a thing or two, Bear's skills were learned through Lofty Wisemans survival training and many other fine gentlemen of precision violences experience. Would recommend a Survival or Bushcraft book or two and some instruction to help you pick through said bones. A documentary on actual survivors is a nice contrast too, not pretty and a lot less naked sunbathing though. Many of these survivors had to utilise litter, im glad you showed that and you gave another guy credit for passing you knowledge, a show of character that was noticed!
I really appreciate that.. I really believe in it.. I grew up reading Lofty as that guy knew what was up! Having been in Search and Rescue for 14 years, you’re right about “real” survivors- much different than tv! Thanks for watching 👊🏻🔥👊🏻
I enjoyed the video. I am always amazed at the stuff you can find in the woods.
Glad you liked it! It IS AMAZING what one can find out in the woods sometimes!!
This is a very informative video. Enjoyed it immensely.
Thank you so much for the positive feedback! Thanks for watching! 🔥
Phenomenal video! I was part of a Bushcraft group for a few years and the amount of knowledge I'm gleaning from you surpasses that easily! I love your videos!
So, yes! Keep it up. As for survival when you are prepared is very helpful because there's always new things to learn. Thanks! Oh, and even at 68 I still go out and practice what I've learned. 😊
Thanks Brother! I guess it’s true, I seem to have forgotten more than I remember ! I like your style and these types of videos ! I watch and say Oh Yeah I remember that ! 🤔 keep them coming I’ll watch them !!!
It’s always good to revisit stuff every now and then- perishable skills! Thanks for watching and there’s more to come 🔥
Great video. I like this format best. I am pretty sure the water cooler with the center cut out was being used as a porta-potty. 😆
Awesome! These are my favorite style of video to do… And others have suggested the porta potty idea as well 😂
Really like this format! Thanks!
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback 👊🏻🔥👊🏻
I always enjoy watching your vids but one's like this I REALLY do like, what you can or could get away with with minimalist gear for 4 seasons. Should SHTF 👍 🇬🇧
Awesome! Thanks for the positive feedback- I love doing videos like this.. They are definitely my favorite but take the most time to edit.. I try to get at least one video in like this a month.. Thanks for watching!
Ultralight windshirts are useful in these conditions and easy to stow. Two of them are practically waterproof. One low viz, one hi viz. Mark your camp with hi viz when you leave in case you cant find it again.
Good advice on all points!
Excellent video, it's great to see the gear and actual hands on use.
Rock on 🤘🏻 I appreciate the feedback! Thank you!
I liked this content. It showed how you could make it with just the limited gear you did have. I am realy enjoying the SD channel. I've learned a lot and have found many of my own gear picks mimic the presenter's gear.
As for Survival shows, Alone was probably the best show. Les Stroud is another favorite for his shows and he tends to not get hyped up like others do. On average, most are hype in fluff made to entertain but not teach anything of real use.
Cool! I appreciate your positive feedback and commentary.. It’s always nice to know your gear selection is on point too.. Happy for you on that! Thanks for watching 👊🏻
This was a great video! Very helpful for me to see it and think it through. Good explanations. Something I'd like to see more of is creating a survival SCENARIO and then showing or explaining what you would do in that situation. An American Homestead did a few scenario videos and people were asking for more.
Thank you! I love scenario based training and I can certainly make more videos based on scenarios- thanks for the feedback and I appreciate you watching!
Another great video!! You’re my favorite survival show!!❤
And you’re my favorite member of the Boo-Core 🔥❤️🔥
It’s a toss up between this type and the challenge videos.
Great content regardless. Keep em’ coming please! Thank you.
More to come!
Excellent detailed explanation of how the system works together!
Thanks brother 👊🏻🔥👊🏻
I have a suggestion for a video to do. "Surprise ShtF scenario" i.e. grab what you can find while at a friend's house and complete a 24-hour survival challenge. I think it will be an outstanding video 🙂
I like this idea!!!
Thanks for the idea!
i like these videos. i know some of what you talked about. but i also learned a little. like trimming the sleeping pad. i've always carried a full pad. so i'm gonna trim mine now. and to me no matter what i know already, whatever you show us just adds to my knowledge . thanks, keep em coming.
Sweet! That’s what it’s all about- even if you just pick up 1 helpful tip or trick, it’s super cool.. Glad you found something useful you can try out! Thanks for watching 🔥
Awesome video dude...it was genuine and of value.👍
Thank you! 👊🏻🔥👊🏻
Great video JJ! My favorite kind.
Thanks brother 👊🏻🔥👊🏻
The show Alone is the best. You could say "No way would someone leave a nice extra clean foam pad in the woods". "Alone" is basically about starvation and who can tough it out. Good video you made there.
This was awesome. I really enjoyed your teaching.
Thank you so much for the feedback! I really appreciate it 👊🏻🔥👊🏻
Very well done. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! Our pleasure- thanks for watching!
It's the little things that count! I may have to switch....
Love the knowledge, i just found your channel. Gonna see if you’ve done one on unprepared survival. 😊 thanks for sharing with us!
Welcome to the Tribe! We have lots and lots of videos that cover a multitude of scenarios and levels of preparedness.. I will certainly do “unprepared” videos in the future- thanks for watching!
Great video! Thanks JJ!
Thank you! 👊🏻🔥👊🏻
I watched survival shows in the past but it was just too much drama and no real content. I much prefer videos like this because I can get the useful information I need without the dramatic ridiculousness. Thanks for doing this.
Absolutely! Thanks for letting me know- I prefer this style of video.. I appreciate you saying that.. There will be more 👊🏻🔥👊🏻
44:29 I love the fact you showed the reality of night-time restroom needs.. people can get well prepared with everything one can think like water food shelter fire, all things that can be forged, scavenged, salvaged or hunted when you're out and about. But although you may find a nice piece of newspaper to wipe your tush with, a simple half roll of your favorite TP can get you out of a shitty situation
Very thorough and realistic video. Really enjoyed the health tips about the body and how the body reacts to water consumption in the cold and the blood vessels constricting to push out the water to keep the body warm, this makes you pee alot, now I know. Thanks
Thank you-Glad something resonated with you!! Thanks for sharing that with me 🔥
Awesome video
Thank you!
Great information to add on top...like icing.
Glad you liked it!
Always an enjoyment to watch you guys do the things .... I hate hills as well . Keep it up .
Awesome! I should make a moral patch that says “HILLS SUCK!” 😂 Thanks for watching!
I thought this was a very good video…you are a good teacher.
Thank you very much!
Great Content !! Thanks
Glad you liked it!
When you were heating up the water, did you put a small piece of flat wood or flat rock over the mouth of the bottle to help it boil faster?
I actually have a stainless steel lid that has tiny holes in it for that I use- it fits perfectly on my stainless cup.. I have used wood, or whatever I can find, for that purpose before- good tip 👍🏻
Water doesn’t boil any faster with lid on try it
Great video love the style helps loads to grasp things
Cool! I appreciate the feedback 🔥
Wow, great vid…I felt like I was right there with you.
That’s cool 😎 Thanks for hanging out with me!
I do love the video, it seems real. I have been on several treks into the mountains of New Mexico and being prepared with the right gear and knowing how to use it in more than one way makes the trip much more enjoyable. It doesn't seem so much like survival when you know what to do and how to do it. I did learn a couple of things here. Thanks.
I love these videos. Learned a lot, entertaining, cant ask for more.
Cool 😎 Thanks for watching!
if you know there's a front coming in with possible rain,light your fire first.easier to light and you can be sterilizing water while you set up your camp.stay safe and lucky my friend.mad dog West cork
Great vid great job
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Good job on the video. The way you presented and explained things was very easy to understand. The terrain in your video looked almost identical to mine here in northeast Oklahoma.
These types of videos are great! Thanks.
Loved the video my first experience with survival shows has the be survivorman good ol les stroud
Thanks! I think my first was Ray Mears and then Les Stroud.. The good ol’ days 💪🏻
Brilliant video thanks for sharing I would be interested in more for sure but maybe with less kit and more using the research around you
Thank you- we can certainly make videos like that in the future.. Thanks for the feedback!
Keep ‘em coming, great vid.
Some survival shows are better than others. However I think there is something to learned from most of them, mostly from the mistakes lol
Roger Wilco- and you are definitely right about that!
Finally one of you used a tarp as a shelter over using your waterproof layer as it. Ive always thought thats a stupid option as youll get soaked setting up and packing away when its torrential rain. Sods law that'll be the case.
I like the DD super light 3x3m and 2 z folding trecking ploles in my ruksack.
I also prefer a sawyer squeeze. In a sock around your neck on a string between layers it wont freeze
Loved the vid. Learned a lot. More of these!!!!!
Thumbs up just for the bandana handle trick.
It’s a simple thing but means you don’t have to carry extra gear or make something- thanks for watching!
@FueltheFires I've tried using sticks before and... it's spilled.
If you use the nalgene metal waterbottle in this video you can use the spine of your knife between the threads to lift in and out the fire an pour with it easily without it dropping, works every time
Super cool video.
Thank you very much!
I'm betting the large yellow container with the hole in the top was a makeshift toilet.
You might just be right on that.. I was thinking along the lines of a crab trap of some sort- you’re probably right though 😂
Great video
Thanks!
JJ thanks for another great video, stay frosty from one EMT to another.
Roger Wilco Cap!!! Thanks brother 👊🏻🔥👊🏻
Thanks for a great video. Could you provide a site to where I can purchase the gear you used in this video ?
You’re welcome! I suppose the best place would be Amazon and then your local military surplus store.. I don’t have any affiliate links to the products- but maybe I should lol
JJ! Whats up man? I LOVE THIS STUFF! These are my favorite kind of videos! Id say most people are unprepared. And shtf, and bad things always seem to happen when your least prepared for it! So id say do more of what you did today! Go out, find what you need to survive by searching for it! Definately a difficult task and is very location specific as far as resources go! But as always, great information, great video! keep up the great work man! Keep Fueling my fire!! seriously, come over and put that log on my fire! haha! Stay crazy!
What’s up brother?! Rock on 🤘🏻 These are my favorite videos to make so more will come in the future.. I’ll be over directly to put that log on the fire 🔥🔥🔥
@FueltheFires Rotflmfao! That's hysterical! That's twice today you have made my day! Thanks! I appreciate it! 💯👊
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@@jasongarling20That’s the good stuff in life brother.. Gotta warm your soul along the way 👊🏻🔥👊🏻
I carry coffee filters to get rid of solids before boiling the water. Then dry them out to use as a fire starter.
It's good; all good info.
Thanks!
I have only seen a couple survival TV shows. One was Bear Grylls and I watched part of the Alone series that Clay Hayes was featured. Bear Grylls had good information addressing certain situations but he was doing thing that I wouldn't have done like climbing up or down a cliff face when there was a way around. I realize he was setting up situations that can arise but lots of made for TV drama. The A!one series I only saw a few clips and found the people in the series were very good given the ground rules were that they had to stay in a given area to look for resources. Clay Hayes I understand is a fellow Idaho boy. Glad to hear that he won the segment he was in. The Alone series also was set up to elicit drama for the folks in TV land however the emotion and mental issues of the contestants highlighted very real problems you can run into in a real survival situation. The techniques and reasoning the contestants brought up in the series was good. They illustrated that that survival in the backcountry is not as easy as the movies make it out to be. You may be a very good outdoorsman with vast survival knowledge but a simple accident or change in weather maybe at the same time may be the difference between life and death. I think I may watch more i the Alone series to see more of the knowledge and skills.
Thanks for the video.
You’re welcome! I subscribed to Clay’s UA-cam channel long before he went on Alone- super stoked to see him win!
And you’re right, emergency waits for no man and your situation can change dramatically in just seconds!
Water Shelter warmth food security
Security (or defense) is often overlooked!
Great video, brother. Definitely, honey smack digging it. If you're ever down in South East, Ga. Give me a shout. We will go hunts some hogs. After deer season. I know a guy. Bring Jason, and it will be a party. Lol. Once again, great video, man. I'm also in chatam County and we have a extended bow season.
I'm think the water keg was for a worm. Not the one in the dirt either.
You had me at hunting hogs after deer season- I’m in like Flynn.. I will ask Jason
@@FueltheFires Roger that
@@elevatorman7750🤣
@FueltheFires I think someone was making that honey dew vine water. I worked with a guy from Dawsonville ga. that made shine, and that's what he called it. 🤣🤣
I like the video and I definitely prefer to be prepared, and survival shows some are ok and you learn some stuff but a lot are getting gimmicky.
Thanks for watching and I agree with you on the shows!
@@FueltheFires also I’m with you on the bivy cover and layers under you when I went through mountain warfare school in Alaska I would put my poncho down, then my sleep pad, then my woobie and then my bivy and sleep system and I survived sleeping at temps down to like -37.
Feedback about sweat to consider I am a skinny guy with a high metabolism and I have always worked pretty hard before I reach a sweat. Lately I have been experimenting with my diet and one thing is consuming more easily digestible fat. Resulting in night sweats.
What I am getting at is if you have a few pounds you could loose it is going to effect your experience in the woods. More prone to sweating, more cushion against the ground and calories to kelp keep you warm at nigh under a couple of thin layers of fabric / Gore-Tex. As time goes by post SHTF and you loose weight things are going to change. A heads up.
That’s a good point and something to consider
@@FueltheFires Their is also the mental breakdown from observing and experiencing all the loss.
Vitamin B12 Complex is essential to keep from going crazy and doing your self in.
Just saying we have to look at many other aspects and not just repeating the same concepts based on where we start from or how long we are roughing it.
@@FueltheFires Don't get me wrong, I appreciate your videos and I do learn from them . Just sharing some things that are over looked .
It goes back to thinking different scenarios beyond what your used to and
dealing with being able to respond to them.
Yahshua our savior is ultimately the only way.
Shalom
@@sojournsojourntraveler1203 Having a background in technical rescue and Search and Rescue, believer me when I say I understand the mental breakdown aspect.. I have seen so many people lose everything..
@@FueltheFires I believe you, I know what a luxury is is to be able to loose it .
Even where we maintain strength and focus the vitamins can really help.
Thanks again
Shalom
Thanks bud 👊🏻🇺🇸
You got it 👊🏻🔥👊🏻
Great video!!!!
One man's trash is another man's luxury
That was a SCORE!!! I was genuinely shocked about that one- I have no idea what the application was but I certainly knew what to do with it 😂
Awesome video brother. Thanks for sharing 👍
These are by far my favorite videos
Roger that 👍🏻
I like the "when you are prepared" content. Great video.
Thank you 😊
You’re welcome! 👊🏻
Welcome!
Solo stoves rock . Worthy of fighting for if nessesary 😊
Amen! 👊🏻🔥👊🏻
Les Stroud, Best shows ever. No BS. Try not to paint everyone with the same brush.
What about Ray Mears?
He's not painting everyone with the same brush
Seems to me the water will run under the upside side of the tent
I actually cut a gutter in the ground but it didn’t make the final edit- great point!